as they wait to open the last of the lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll show you as we approach the commute as well. how things are shaping up for the maze. >> miit's friday, june 6th, and this is "today in the bay." a very good friday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. yesterday a man fired shots at seattle pacific university and students stopped the shooter? >> that's right. a student was able to pepper spray the man and that's when he stopped to reload where he killed one and injured three.

the suspect is aaron ybarra. not a current or former student at spu. police have revealed that he was armed to the hit. he had a shotgun, a knife, and additional rounds of ammo. one mom and daughter had just walked through the foyer and missed the shooting by minutes. >> we had just cleared that area. we could have very well, five minutes early, been at that very location. that's extremely disturbing. >> this is a very staple university. last night, 1,000 people crowded into the methodist church on spu campus where they prayed for the injured and the family of the 19-year-old man who was killed. they leaned on their faith for comfort. >> if there was a time that we needed to express the grace and love and peace of christ for

those around us, it's during this time. >> now, many this morning are citing the bravery of that student guard who pepper sprayed ybarra. many held him down until the police arrived. the university president choked up when talking about his students' bravery and selflessness with regard to the shooting. it's 5:02 and today we look back and remember the men who lost their lives on the beaches of normandy during world war ii. president obama is in normandy this morning to take part in the somber ceremony. a few hours ago he spoke at the american cemetery where close to 10,000 american soldiers are buried. on june 6th, 1944, allied forces stormed the french beach. the attack marked the turning point in world war ii. fremont police hope a

picture snapped from a surveillance camera will help them find a man who broke into a home. you'll see the man just before he got into the house. apparently he used a board to knock the camera off position but the camera still got a close-up snapshot of him before he did it. after the cameras stopped rolling, he kicked the door in and went into the house. the alarm went off and he left shortly there ever. two young birds were hurt when a contractor for the post office cut down branches on the trees where the birds lived. the birds have been taken care of by the international bird rescue but now two of them are well enough to be released. the three other birds are too young to be let go. the contractor is facing federal charges because the heron are protected species. he said he didn't know they were

there and is paying for their care. you can get out the kiddy pool because it's going to be hot out there, right? >> yes. it's really comfortable weather but it's one of those weekends you want to get to as close to the water as possible. it's going to be a triple-digit weekend for the bay area. 49 in santa rosa, 55 in oakland and to the north of cloverdale region, it's going to be hotter to the south and immediate north. i want to point out that we're going to cut off the natural coolant on sunday so it's going to be hot in the city by the bay. as ywe get into the afternoon, the temperatures are going to be in the 70s. 80s move in by lunchtime and 90s

out there in the extreme south bay. 8:25 is your sunset. our days are getting longer and that's one of the reasons that the temperatures are coming up. also, a big ridge of high pressure is in place and that's going to keep your temperatures really, really warm for saturday, sunday, and all the way into next week. 92 for the east bay today. 71 in san francisco. you're going to trade that number in for 80 degrees in the city on sunday. the heat will escalate. we'll take you through your forecast and telling you what is going to happen this weekend for you and your family if you want to get out there. if it's tree, it's for you, sam and laura. >> i'll take it for free as well. but this is not free. this is the bay bridge. you still have to pay your toll cash or fast track, you're not waiting. all cash lanes have opened. if you look at the maps, the problems for the freeways,

ashbee university, a good amount of traffic between the university of california and universities have the typical research going on there. we have the giants playing tonight at 7:15. we talked about the ten-game home game run that is going to start tonight. 7:15, plan for traffic around at&t park. looking over here towards the tri-valley and dublin interchange, coming out of san ramon and heading into the area, slowing in the last few minutes and no further reports but we'll track that until it disappears from the chp incident. a smooth drive through the altamont pass. coming through sunol, the accident has cleared out of the way. the rest of the peninsula drives very nice and getting across the san mateo bridge. a quick look at foster city

coming off of highway 92 and maybe we're not going to get there. we'll end with a smooth drive. good stuff, you guys. we'll send it right back to you. >> thank you so much. it's 5:06. just hours remaining to the auction for the lunch with warren buffett. how much a local charity could actually make. >> a lot of people are going to pay money for that. and going for the triple crown, we'll take you to the belmont stakes live, coming up.

we're following breaking news right now in hayward where an elderly woman has died in a house fire near townsend avenue

and highway 92 interchange. christie smith just arrived. >> reporter: two people made it out, a husband and a wife, and they were able to tell firefighters that an aunt, an elderly aunt was still inside the home. firefighters say first, though, they had to try and put this fire out. you can see how badly damaged this small home is and they say that smoke and flames were pouring out of both of the front windows and also the front door. so right now what they are doing is everything is out but they are waiting to go inside. they sprayed a lot of foam in there. they want that to die down before they can take a look inside. they are looking at a couple of possible of causes, including possibly an electrical fire. it started at about 1:00 this morning. hayward firefighters arrived very quickly. they put it out quickly. the couple made it out but, again, told the crew that the wife's aunt was still inside. they tried to rescue her.

unfortunately, they were not able to. at this point, what they were telling us is it may have started in a bedroom. everyone was asleep at the time. the husband was transported because he had chest pains. the wife was unharmed. red cross was out here briefly to help them but we're told they will more than likely stay with family members. as soon as the foam dies down, they will get a better look. but they are possibly looking at this being an electrical fire. reporting live in hayward, christie smith, "today in the bay". one of the largest cell phone companies has exposed government snooping overseas. authorities with vodaphone outlines how some countries can directly access an operator's network. they have permanent access to

customer's communications. it operates in nearly 30 countries. the war of words are heating up between verizon and netflix. verizon sent a letter saying to stop blaming them for poor quality and slow download speeds. verizon will take legal action if the company doesn't stop displaying the message into the option to have lunch with famed investor and billionaire warren buffett ends in just over 24 hours. this is what ebay looked like a few hours ago. the highest bid is topping $1 million to sit down and have a conversation with this man. >> and a sandwich. >> and perhaps there could be food included. the option benefits san francisco's glide foundation, the biggest fund-raiser of the year for the nonprofit. >> oh, my gosh. seema mody is at the cnbc headquarters. want to go to lunch?

>> good morning. futures are higher after the new round of economic stimulus efforts. dow and s&p closing with record highs. can you believe it? forecast calls for the economy to have added 210,000 jobs last month, the fourth straight month above 200,000 and for unemployment to tick up to 4.4%, reflecting that more people are starting to look for work again. nasdaq is up 44. back to you. >> thank you very much. the golden state could produce its first ever triple crown ever. it will race in tomorrow's belmont stakes. >> i'm so excited for this. california chrome has bay area to thank for that success. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you

there, laura and sam. california chrome never raced here in the bay area at golden gate fields but those behind this racing sensation has spent a lot of time at this track along the albany shoreline. this is california chrome's trainer. this was eight meetings between 2001 and 2007 and then moved to so cal in 2008 but his son steve operates it. the man who will ride at belmont stakes, we're talking about jockey victor espinoza. he began operating back in '93. in '94 he was the lead apprentice rider here at golden gate fields. experience paid off. not only has he put california chrome in, the previously rode a horse to victory in the kentucky derby but fell short of the triple crown at belmont.

tomorrow will be the biggest belmont stakes party in the bay area but i doubt the party here will be anything compared to where my colleague jay gray is in new york. i'm assuming that california chrome is still the favorite to win tomorrow's race? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, bob. still a heavy favorite here. california chrome out this morning for an early run. really just a jog around the track. three laps. looked real good, looked real healthy. that's good news. looked quiet around the oval as you would expect. but make no expect. on the eve of what could be horse-making history, there is a buzz here at belmont. >> california chrome shines bright in the kentucky derby! >> reporter: it has been a whirlwind drive. >> everywhere i go, he's on the front pain of the papers, on television shows all over the

country. i've never seen a horse get this kind of publicity in a long time. >> reporter: because that horse, california chrome, is in a position to do something that hasn't been done in a long time. win the triple crown. the last was affirmed in 1978, one of just 11 horses ever to win all three races. but with wins in the derby and preakness, california chrome comes with the odds on favorite to yoin tjoin the exclusive clu >> he's our rock star. he's ready to rock. >> reporter: but other stars have faded. big brown in 2008, i'll have another just two years ago. the jockey was one win away in 2002 but his ride stumbled out of the gate. he will get a second chance this weekend. >> i'm very confident. after i work him, got a little

more confident. i think he's going to run big. >> reporter: and it will take a big ride for chrome to race into history. again, chrome, heavy favorite here, 3-5 to win. but historically, the odds and numbers not on the horse's side, including the fact that a horse has never beat more than seven rivals in this final jewel of the crown. tomorrow, chrome will face ten. geography is not playing a favor here. there has never been a california horse that had won the preakness until chrome did that. that's the latest here at belmont. this is "today in the bay". >> thank you, jay. you can watch the belmont stakes right here in the bay area. our coverage begins at 1:30 in the afternoon. the horse does not have history on its side but guess what he

has on his side? do you remember? >> his rhythm. >> it's going to be a good one to watch right here in the nbc bay area. i love horse racing. >> you've been following this for a while. >> because it was born if the central valley, which is where i was, too. >> great things come from the central valley. all of our agricultural products, for example. i can tell you right now, we don't have any rain in the forecast but we're going to see a little drizzle at least for the first part of the weekend. we're not talking about elevated fire potential until next week. they just don't get the onshore flow in the central valley and it's dry as a result. this is what we can expect throughout the south bay. by 9:00 a.m., we're at 68 degrees. as we progress throughout the day, noon. 80 degrees. by 3:00, p.m., that's one of the

hottest points of the day. it's going to be a warm day. even when the sun drops off at 9:00 p.m., we're still in the upper 70s. today's highs, a repeat performance, a lateral move between today and yesterday but then we're going to increase that heat substantially as we head through saturday and especially on sunday. we give you a little preview of what is to come. high pressure builds in, winds offshore. very hot air settles into the bay area. 90s and 100. 70s and 80s along the coast. that's where the traffic will be on sunday. you can bet your bottom dollar on that. right, mike? if you have that bottom dollar, you probably have to pay for parking. there you go. getting it out of you any way we can. no real drama. you have your slower orange here at the altamont pass. as we look over the san mateo

bridge, there was a deadly house fire there. we talked about that. it's on a surface street. it doesn't affect the freeways. it's moving smoothly. but that's the area where christie smith will continue to talk about the deadly house fire. san mateo bridge, it's a smooth drive. we'll show you how things shape up westbound across the flat section. we're particular picking up the volume just a bit. over towards hayward, easy flow as well. traffic flowing on the peninsula, in mountain view, shoreline, the scripps fans will be there. it will be near the off ramps and watching construction near 880 at the steven street boulevard off ramp. we'll look at the north bay, 101 picks up for the volume but no real drama here. no surprises coming out of novato and across the golden

gate bridge. back to you. a service dog which was stolen from a san leandro parking lot was reunited with his owner yesterday. the dog couldn't stop barking. look at the love. the owner said he bought the little dog from a couple at a walmart parking lot. >> i was watching television and i saw the guy on television and i thought, this guy needs to have his dog back. >> i'm not going to let her out of my sight. i'm going to get her microchipped. she's my everything. >> he is her everything, too. he was left paralyzed six years ago by an armed robbery. occasionally things restore your faith in humanity.

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well, the first few rounds of the major league baseball are now in the books.

>> a junior at vanderbilt was picked up and experts say he's one of the most polished pitchers available in this year's draft. >> meanwhile, the a's take matt chapman as the overall pick. the cal state fullerton player has the ability, according to experts, to hit to all fields. >> a local pitcher found his way into the second round picked by the phillies. he used to pitch for mission high school in fremont. >> and 29th overall, a graduate from st. francis in mountain view. he's hitting well over .300. >> it continues. bradl bradley zimmer drafted by the

cleveland indians. he was watching it from home and his aunt and went and bought the shirts for all 30 teams to make sure when his name was actually called, the right one would be waiting for him. i don't know if she left the tags on to take the other ones back or what? >> that was actually disappointing because i watched that live. i thought this guy had some sort of communication with the team or was in tune and the illusion just burst. >> the aunt. >> the aunt. let's check in with christina right now. you say it's going to be a great weekend for local baseball? >> that's right. make sure you have the ball cap ready to go. especially out at at&t park. temperatures are going to be great for the long stretch, ten-game home stretch starting tonight at 7:15. we get into this afternoon and it's going to be warm out there. up to 92 degrees out in the

extreme east bay for today. but this is not as high as we're climbing. temperatures are going to peak over the weekend. we'll tell you where to get to if you can. that way you want to keep cool. i can help you out with that. and i can help you out with your drive. here is mike inouye. >> it's going to be crowded, too. it's going to smell like garlic fries for ten games around there. looking at the 101, we look at the map and see there are no big surprises but i wanted to look at this slow-down on 87. >> did he say garlic fries? >> he did. >> the sound of that really gets my senses going. 5:27 in "today in the bay." one person was killed in a house fire. christie smith will have a live report for you, next.

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we are following breaking news this morning. at least one person is dead after an early-morning fire.

christie smith has just talked to firefighters and she'll bring us a live report, next. plus, 70 years after d-day invasion, leaders gather to remember the men who gave their lives for freedom. and we only have limbed natural ac for today. that means it's going to be cool at the coast and hot inland. peak heat over the weekend. triple digits on the way and even next week is staying hotter than average. we'll tell you what is to come for your microclimate in a few minutes. >> and not limiting your view at the golden gate bridge, the flow that we see on friday. >> and a live picture right now of san jose. it's 5:30 on your friday, june the 6th. this is "today in the bay." hello. thank you for joining us.

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. there was a house fire and christie smith is live there. crews are waiting to enter that home? >> yeah. good morning. that's what they told us. they are waiting to enter this home. a real challenge for firefighters when they first arrived and, of course, a couple arrived outside of their home saying that their elderly aunt was trapped inside and crews had to knock down the flames that they say were pouring out of the front door on townsend avenue. a woman was carried out in a wheelchair but she did not survive. she would have had to go right through the flames in the wheelchair. they believe this started at 1:00 this morning in a bedroom in the home and they say that they are looking at a number of

extension cords plugged into one outlet as a possible cause and it may have been electrical. the husband had chest pains. he was taken to the hospital. the wife, though, was unharmed and it was actually her aunt that passed away. they also tell us that a number of pets died in the home and again crews tell us that they sprayed so much foam inside to put the fire out that they are waiting for that to die down so they can take another look. the red cross is helping the husband and wife but we're told it's very likely that they will probably just go ahead and stay with family members. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." the monthly jobs numbers were just released. 217,000 jobs added in the month of may. those numbers will keep the unemployment rate the same, at 6.3%. >> fourth month of solid gain

now. one man opened fire on the universi university in seattle. >> police are being looking for answers. >> a very tragic story. peggy? >> awful to hear these stories. yesterday i was reporting on a shooting and today another shooting at seattle pacific university, just a little over 4,000 students attend there. they are grieving for the one student that was killed and praying for the three others that were injured. now, this all began yesterday about 3:00 in the afternoon when a 26-year-old man, who is not a student at that school, walked into the math and engineering building and started shooting. he was well armed. one mom and daughter had just walked through that hallway and missed the shooting by just minutes. >> we had just reached that area. we could have very well, five

minutes early, been at that very location. that's extremely disturbing. >> nearly 1,000 people crammed into the first free methodist church on the spu campus where they prayed for the injured and the family of the 19-year-old who died. they leaned on their faith for comfort devastated again over gun violence in our country. >> this is a tragic moment for seattle and a tragic moment for america once again. our prayers and thoughts are with the family, with the entire family of the seattle pacific university. >> now, many this morning are citing the bravery of the student guard who sprayed the suspect with pepper spray. back to you. once again, same thing, just tough to report on this. >> that's the thing, once again. >> once again. >> who knows how many more lives were saved by the brave

students. >> that's right. he came loaded. a tough situation. he did the right thing. >> thanks, peggy. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> thank you, guys. temperatures are going to be comfortable in the inland valleys but then it's going to heat up. i want to show you what the bay area looks like from this area. you can see that we have low clouds situated in the san francisco bay but nothing to report throughout the tri-valley and even here in san jose that natural ac is being cut off this morning. as a result, temperatures are going to be warm. if you didn't have to use your ac yesterday, you may get by with one more day not having to use it. but likely having to turn it on at some point. especially on sunday as the triple digits return to the bay area. temperatures this morning mostly in the 50s. we're headed towards the 80s and 90s and the place to go, if you want to beat that heat, san francisco, 71 degrees.

we'll take you to your weekend forecast in a few moments. right now, though, let's see how that drive is doing. here's mike. >> good morning. it's friday so a lighter volume and a later build is what we're going to see. my guess is that midday it's going to have a heavier volume around the bay and folks are shuffling around. right now we have the cash lanes backing up on the approach to the toll plaza. so there you go, no problems down on the east shore freeway. let's look at the map and highway 24 and 880 coming out of the maze. they are moving nicely. eastbound 24 heading over towards the walnut creek interchanges, stay to the left because they are on the right. san ramon and in the tri-valley, it's slower, a gentle build as

you head towards the dublin interchange. no drama after an early crash. that cleared without any injuries and the rest of the day looks very nice. we'll give you a peak at 101 through san jose. back to you. >> thanks so much. it's 5:37 right now. if california chrome wins tomorrow, he will become the first horse in decades to claim the prestigious triple crown and has the bay area partly to thank. >> bob redell is live. >> reporter: good morning to you sam and laura. an item of note is that it's california chrome wins tomorrow taking the triple crown, he would be the first horse from california to do that. unfortunately, the 3-year-old horse has never raced here.

he's from the central valley. his trainer and jockey have a lot of experience here. trainer art sherman spent some years here. not too long ago, between 2001 and 2007, he was the second leading trainer and then moved to southern california in '08 but his son, steve, continues to operate a racing stable here, according to track officials. and the man who is riding california chrome tomorrow, his jockey is victor espinoza. he is originally from mexico city and immigrated here and raced here in '93 and was a lead apprentice rider and it's persons that paid off and gets the second chance tomorrow at

belmont in new york. >> after i work him everywhere i go, he's on the front page of the papers, on television shows all over the country. i mean, i've never seen a horse get this kind of publicity in a long time. >> reporter: it's been more than 30 years since california has produced a triple crown. a lot of these horses have stumbled. california chrome is favored to win but that doesn't mean that it's going to happen. california chrome is having the biggest belmont stakes party in the bay area it will be quite a celebration here in albany.

>> especially if california chrome wins, right? >> we are ramped up ee have our fingers crossed. >> right. it's 5:39. caltrain talking about charges $25 to park in their lots. we'll tell you why. and remembering the fallen. the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. a live report is coming up.

determination will prevail. >> today marks the 70th anniversary of the d-day

landings during world war ii. tens of thousands of allied troops swarmed the beaches of normandy, france, cracking hitler's western front. it marked a turning point in the war. the fight now came with a cost. tens of thousands of allied troops lost their lives. world leaders gathered in normandy to honor those who paid the ultimate price. tracie potts has the details. it's hard to believe 70 years now, tracie. >> some of them were just only 16 years old when they hit the beaches and now they are in their 80s. let's start with president obama who toured the cemetery today. some 4700 americans died that day. he spoke to a crowd of over 14,000 at omaha beach remembering some of the details of that invasion that led to the end of world war ii. it was at omaha beach that really turned the tide for what

happened in world war ii. back then, the u.s. and russia were on the same side against nazi germany. today, not necessarily so, especially when it comes to ukraine. we've seen vladimir putin and president obama sitting together at lunch but no one-on-one interaction. not sure that's going to happen. >> we'll be watching for that. thank you so much, tracie. listen to this. 70 years after his last jump over normandy, a 93-year-old man jumped again. yesterday, jim martin joined parachuters from another court to reenact that jump on the beach in france. the world war ii veteran said this time it's much nicer. what courage. 93 years old. he gave it his all, sam. >> that's wonderful. he's a dwindling number of

veterans. it was 6 million and now to 1 million world war ii vets. the san leandro news police department will be holding a press conference about the latest trend, wilding. that means teenagers are going around the streets terrorizing everything in their path. in the last three days this has happen happened. u.s. army captain mike viti will be stopping in san francisco. viti is walking more than 4400 miles across the u.s. to raise awareness about the sacrifices the troops and their families have made. today he'll be stopping in san francisco to talk with the 49ers and head coach jim harbaugh.

>> nice tribute. well, there's going to be good weather here in the bay area. it's been quite warm. >> a taste of summer. >> a little taste of summer. but here in the bay area we go through these waves of heat and then cool you off. unfortunately, this heatwave is going to expend into next week. potentially all the way into father's day weekend. we are looking at temperatures above average. we're going to cool you off. the triple digit heat as we get into next week, still above average considering the fact that we hit about 70 degrees. 70 degrees by lunchtime typically in san jose today we're going to be at 80 degrees at noon. keep that in mind. you'll be peeling off your first layer rather rapidly. nice and calm. we have wind whipping through the east bay hills. it's nice and quiet. as far as your wind speeds go at the coast, thin layer, coastal fog and that is it, my friends,

when it comes to the natural coolant. rapid warming as a result. when we see the sunset tonight at 8:25, we're going to be working with very, very little marine layers. temperatures are going to be warmer as we wake up tomorrow and meet back here. i'll be covering your weather for rob mayeda. he's covering the lupus race. great event. it's going to be hot out there. for someone like me who likes to put off your exercise until the very last part of the day, you're probably going to want to rethink those plans because it will be uncomfortable. might not be that motivated by the end of the day because of this heat. 83 degrees by sunday. that's going to be the hottest and then we'll cool you off a touch as we get into next week. i'll show you the numbers. surf is up. mike, what are you working with? >> working on the hanging ten on the nintendo wii because i don't get in the ocean. a drive over the ocean as well, here we have flashing lights. there they are. look at that northbound heading

north across the span. they move the center divide. the cones there. it's not a problem as far as visibility on the deck but we can't see the marine side from the san francisco side. the bay bridge, we'll see what we can see there. all of the cash lanes are back up. the fast track lanes are starting to slow a little bit. i'm not getting any update on metering lights just yet. they typically come on later on friday. the approach on our map shows no problem coming through the area. the giants play the mets tonight at 7:15 and that begins a ten-game home streak at the at&t park. so there will be traffic there after work. as you head towards the walnut creek interchanges, through livermore for 580 and northbound from san jose starts to build the volume just a little bit until we see the slowing and then palo alto, a quick look shows you the drive and haze is

not a problem for visibility all the way into san francisco. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it's 5:48. ryan chamberlain, who was a suspect of a manhunt in san francisco and is now charged with having bomb-making materials will be back in court for a detention hearing. fbi agents returned to his home to look for more evidence. haz-mat crews removed items from the home. a bomb squad was there just in case. his arrest caused a three-day manhunt. a woman lured a girl into a bathroom and hit her repeatedly in her privates with a hammer. she also reportedly punched the girl all over her body. this was caused by a mother of another student and she faces several sexual assault charges.

caltrain has another month to figure out whether to raise parking prices from $20 to $25. this would be for big events like the 49ers. this is to discourage people from filling the mountain view lot to avoid even higher parking fees. some customers say if the proposal passes, they may skip the train and take a taxi instead. >> it can be around $30 in traffic. so i just would have to weigh my options and see what would be best. >> caltrain is considering the same special event increase near the san mateo event center in hillsdale stations. they will vote on it next month. san francisco will mark the 40th anniversary of "beach blanket babylon," a show that was launched in 1974 that started from a costume troop of

street performers. silver died in 1995 and his wife now runs the show. "beach blanket babylon" will be honored by mayor ed lee in san francisco. >> it's been on my bucket list to be on one of those shows. 5:51, get ready for another round of instant millionaires. another company prepares to ipo. ♪ ♪

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ten-game home spree. our coverage starts at 7:00. silicon valley business will already be worth $3 million when it's on wall street. arista competes with crisco systems. the company will start trading on the new york stock exchange this morning. in talks to settle broeproby the justice department over its shoddy mortgage practices bank of america could pay $5 billion. they will be paying to remove run down neighborhoods as well. >> right now it's time to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren after we look at this amazing video. have you seen this? >> that's incredible.

a couple inside of that truck somehow survived the lightning strike and lived to tell about it and remind all of us how lucky we are to never be in that situation. >> the inside of a cab caught fire. what are the chances of that? i think your chances are greater of getting hit by lightning than winning the lottery but lived to tell about it. >> there's no question about that. and we're told that we could have a bit of fiery atmosphere. >> that's right. the big ball in the sky is going to warm us up. the sun, our energy source, is out in full force, my friends. temperatures on their way to the 90s in the east bay. 92 for you. 70s in san francisco and more heat ahead. we've got your full forecast coming up throughout the 6:00 hour. stick around if you can. if not, here's mike to help you out the front door. >> bay bridge toll plaza where you're going to be stuck in the

backup. metering lights turned on a bit ago. the straight away moves smoothly out of the maze. no problems from 880 coming out of oakland. here is 880. consideri considerably south but no problems. visibility is just fine. southbound side heading towards the san mateo bridge, we'll show you that on the maps. highway 92, oakland, 580 and 880, a nice smooth, flow of traffic. the giants start a ten-game home stand and tonight's game at 7:15 will cause traffic around that west 580 is moving smooth without any problems. 84 westbound in livermore as you head out of pleasanton, that's a smooth drive there. lighter through the area. getaway traffic eastbound in the

afternoon. meanwhile, the northbound route for 101 from story road up towards 880. traditional pattern. guys, back to you. all right. it's 5:56. a woman is dead after flames ripped through a home in hayward. christie smith will have a live report coming up. plus, caught on camera. what this man did moments before he say he broke into a fremont home. and we're all anticipating the belmont stakes this weekend. you can watch them live on nbc bay area. yes. the horses are warming up a little bit this morning. >> that was pretty good timing right there. >> yes. it's how we work around here, sam. a lot more ahead. it's 5:57.

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new details, next. police, honor, duty, sacrifice. the world pays tribute to the fallen on the 70th anniversary of d-day. you'll notice not as much fog out there this morning. limited natural ac today. we'll see peak heat over the weekend. triple digits on the way to some parts of the bay area and then it stays hot just about every day next week. i'll take you to your microclimate forecast. >> and even though it's friday, we have your backup at the toll plaza. metering lights are on. we'll talk about that for the bay shore freeway coming up. >> let's take a peak outside this morning. san jose city hall. >> on a friday, no less. >> on a friday. >> there we go. the heat is rolling on in. got a lot of news to cover on this friday, june 6th. this is "today in the bay." a very good friday morning.